Identificaciones de thenaturalistnextdoor
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Avispas Paraguas (Género Polistes)Observ.
reese42Descripción
Sorry for the blurry photos, the wasps didn't land for long, and I was using an old iPhone camera.
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Ranas, Salamandras Y Cecilias (Clase Amphibia)Observ.
dominicDescripción
I'm not sure. But I think this is a possibility. I checked the three frog species in the area. Western Toad was already eliminated due to their distinctive egg sacs. American Bullfrog was also eliminated due to their habit of laying a huge amount of eggs. Sierran Treefrog and California Tiger Salamander are my best bet. I will provide links below so you can decide. Feel free and entitled to correct me if I'm wrong. I would rather have my first California tiger be an adult than not even hatched yet. But that's just me. :-)
Oh, I also have to add. There are a lot of burrows near and around the swamp so that should help with ID.
Sierran Treefrog:
http://www.californiaherps.com/frogs/pages/p.sierra.html
California Tiger Salamander:
http://www.californiaherps.com/salamanders/pages/a.californiense.html
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Chocorrón o Abejorro Negro (Xylocopa californica)Observ.
martyDescripción
Very large carpenter bee on bee balm (Monarda Lambada).
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Abejas del Sudor (Familia Halictidae)Observ.
jdjohnsonDescripción
The bee on the left.
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Huilota Común (Zenaida macroura)Observ.
nikkDescripción
Note iridescent neck feathers.
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